Begusarai: Former IPS officer Vikas Vaibhav, during a meeting with members of “Let’s Inspire Bihar” in Begusarai today, emphasized the need for social change and announced the “Vikasit Bihar Sankalp Sabha” to be held in Patna.
Vaibhav addressed questions regarding his decision to leave the civil service, stating that personal reasons drive such choices, and refrained from commenting on specific individuals. He highlighted the growing movement in Bihar for positive change, with many individuals, including former civil servants, willing to contribute.
“I could have spent Saturday and Sunday with my family, but I am giving time to Bihar. The whole of Bihar is my family,” he said, emphasizing his commitment to the state.
He stressed the importance of promoting societal progress and expressed optimism about the growing number of people coming forward to contribute. “It is pleasant that people have come forward to take society forward,” he said.
Vaibhav called for good people to enter politics and work towards a transformation in Bihar. He urged citizens to transcend caste and sectarian divisions and emulate the spirit of ancient Bihar. He specifically highlighted the need for a revolution in education and entrepreneurship. “If we do not learn from ancient Bihar, Bihar will not progress,” he stated.
“We are trying to connect every person to this by rising above every bondage. So that there is a big change in Bihar,” he added.
“Let’s Inspire Bihar,” which began as a campaign on March 22, 2021, will mark its fourth anniversary with the “Vikasit Bihar Sankalp Sabha” at Bapu Sabhagar in Patna. This event aims to bring together individuals committed to the development of Bihar.
